1757542-1

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Backplane connectors are currently considered a key technology in the increasing system performance, reliability and safety of aerospace avionics. In the aerospace industry, avionics, which is short for aviation electronics, refer to the Electronic systems used on aircraft, including navigation, communication, the display and management of multiple systems, and other electronic systems. ARINC (Aeronautical Radio Incorporated) is one of the major aerospace avionics developers, and, together with many other aerospace avionics veterans, has been playing an important role in the development of aerospace avionics. ARINC has applied the Backplane Connectors to its aerospace avionics system, and this includes the ARINC 1757542-1.

The ARINC 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is a high-speed connector and provides a reliable, low noise aircraft backplane. This ARINC backplane connector is designed for signal, power, and ground interconnection on backplane applications, such as Switch Matrix Systems and complex Switching and Recording Systems. The ARINC 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is rated as appropriate for use in high cycle applications on aircraft, railway, and marine vessels, and for similar applications.

The 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is compliant with the ARINC 715-14 Electrical Interface Standard for Switching and Recording System Applications. As such, it provides a robust, shielded connection to the switch and recorder system components. The key benefits of using this connector include a simple, easy to use connection, a high-speed signal transfer rate, and enhanced vibration resistance.

The 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is a multi-pin connector with a 70-pin male and 70-pin female connection. Each connection has a number of contacts, which serve to connect multiple devices such as switches and recorders. The maximum current handling capacity of the 1757542-1 is 50 Amps, and the maximum signal speed is 3 Gigabits per second. It is suitable for use with CANBUS and other communication protocols, and has a robust mechanical design which can withstand vibration and stress.

The 1757542-1 Backplane Connector also features an isolated power pin, user-selectable contact mating directions, and a positive forced mate feature which allows the connector to remain in a fixed position. It also features a three-point latching system with a retracting latch, which allows quick and easy mating and unmating of the male and female connectors.

In summary, the ARINC 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is an ideal choice for aerospace avionics applications. It is a reliable, low-noise connector and is designed to meet the requirements of the ARINC 715-14 Electrical Interface Standard for Switching and Recording System Applications. It provides robust, shielded connections with a high-speed signal transfer rate, enhanced vibration resistance, and a simple, easy-to-use connection. The 1757542-1 Backplane Connector is rated as appropriate for use in high cycle applications on aircraft, railway, and marine vessels, and for similar applications.

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